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Putin will die if he doesn't stay in power | Bill Browder

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Putin will die if he doesn't stay in power | Bill Browder


“Putin will remain the head of Russia until the end of his life, unless he’s stopped by old age of stopped by a popular uprising.’

Staying in power is something Putin has to do to stay alive, says entrepreneur and campaigner Bill Browder.

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  5. Bill Browder has been very outspoken about Putin, but he often contradicts himself, as in his statement that Putin is not popular, then he says we won’t know if Putin is popular. In the past he has predicted time and again that Putin’s time is at an end. I like him. He’s honest but he’s so personally involved in Putin’s actions, that he can’t be 100 💯 percent trustworthy

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  6. With in excess of 400,000 military casualties since Feb 2022 Russia has only managed to hold onto a mere 17% of Ukraine's territory which represents a land mass of only 270 sq miles – equivalent to the size of the city of Chicago. A casualty figure of 400,000 is equivalent to the population of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This is a military disaster that to date has reached half the casualty rate of Hitlers invasion of Russia in 1941 (Operation Barbarossa). The spoils of war – One American city ??

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  11. Fake news. First it was Putin was dead long time, what people were seeing was not him. Then he was seen in South Africa, and in Arab country. Leave the man alone he is preserving Russias culture and nurture. Not every Wedtern lifestyle is the best for the whole world.

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  22. Russia's Yeltsin's times were the worst for Russia. What a bad example. Just imagine that the west hoped it would stay that way because "democratic" is all that matters. Of course they wanted to keep Russia weak and now they are mad Russia is back and stronger than ever.

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  23. Why dont you big mouths come and remove the Anc party goverment in South Africa support opposition party s or remove Putin. . You people was against aparteit and sancrion South Africa but you are the people want the Anc goverment and now you are crying fall apart yourself and feel the pain of a failed America.

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  25. Putin is an old wolf . An alpha male. Xi Xingpin and US presidents and European and the British head of state have to do the bidding of their respective cabal who pull levers out of public view.Soft dictatorships so to speak. Putin and probable family members are part of a long-standing hard dictatorship. Unless Abraham Lincoln and JFK and other family members shut themselves then it has to be recognised that you just need to pose a big enough threat and it doesn’t matter where you are in the world Someone or some small unit on behalf of the dictator will take you out. put it this way Russia is in the second division in terms of invading other countries in comparison to the United States. And wherever the United States invades under the pretext of liberation from a dictatorship and the establishment of democracy many European countries join forces under the banner of NATO or the United Nations. So it’s a case of recognising malevolent structures whether run by one family or a group of families through long established secret societies and co-opted institutions. Is Julian Assange being held prisoner in a dictatorship or a democratic state? You decide.

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